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on 20 March 1304. In Guy's absence, the
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retained a high degree of autonomy. However, it took until 1309 before the king fully recognised the bishop as
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in 1306. After his death these lordships definitively devolved to the count of
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and his tomb, damaged during the iconoclasm in the 16th century, still survives.
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205:Guy had two daughters, Aleid (who married
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168:the Sticht
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196:Amsterdam
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188:Woerden
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